target_volume

--target_volume=<volume number>

Volume where you will recover data which has been selected in the --volume parameter. The parameter is used with the recover disk and recover vm commands.

With the recover disk command, you can specify several volumes. The number of volumes specified in the --target_volume parameter must be the same as the number of volumes specified in the --volume parameter.

If you need to recover a volume to the unallocated space of a basic disk, use one of the following methods:

• Type --target_volume=UNALLOCATED-<disk number>-<unallocated space sequence number> to specify unallocated space on a specific disk.
• Specify the --target_disk parameter instead of the --target_volume parameter. In this case, the software will try to recover the volume to the first unallocated space of a suitable size on the specified disk.
• Specify the --target_disk and --start parameters instead of the --target_volume parameter. In this case, the software will recover the volume to the unallocated space on the specified disk starting from the specified start position.

Examples

--target_volume=C – to recover to a basic volume
--target_volume=DYN1 – to recover to a dynamic volume (Windows) or to a logical volume (Linux)
--target_volume=UNALLOCATED-1-1 – to recover to the first unallocated space of the first basic disk
--target_volume=UNALLOCATED-DYN – to recover to the unallocated space of the disk group (for Windows only)